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Suggestion Topic: Other
Suggestion Description: Forum rule 2.5. Add the following.
Users may not create an Action Request on behalf of another if they had no involvement with the situation in question unless requested to do so by an involved user. Merely witnessing the situation does not necessarily imply involvement and is subject to an administrator's discretion.
Why should this be added?:
- As of right now, a lot of artificial traffic is being generated by uninvolved players who simply just want to act as a vigilante for the community. This isn't always desired by either party of a situation. More often than not, victimless occurrences (sans participants) tend to generate additional action requests that create more work for staff to filter through. Unless the people involved or a staff member want something done with it, nobody else should have a say.
What negatives could this have?:
- None that I can think of. What negatives I thought of, I tried solving in the original suggestion.
Suggestion Description: Forum rule 2.5. Add the following.
Users may not create an Action Request on behalf of another if they had no involvement with the situation in question unless requested to do so by an involved user. Merely witnessing the situation does not necessarily imply involvement and is subject to an administrator's discretion.
Why should this be added?:
- As of right now, a lot of artificial traffic is being generated by uninvolved players who simply just want to act as a vigilante for the community. This isn't always desired by either party of a situation. More often than not, victimless occurrences (sans participants) tend to generate additional action requests that create more work for staff to filter through. Unless the people involved or a staff member want something done with it, nobody else should have a say.
What negatives could this have?:
- None that I can think of. What negatives I thought of, I tried solving in the original suggestion.
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